Leipzig Officials Seek Talks as 70000 Protesters Fill City
In East Germany Leipzig officials promised talks between the opposition and Communist leaders and allowed 70000 protesters to jam the city center in the largest demonstration in decades. The peaceful march contrasted with weekend police violence in six cities while Honecker offered no policy shift.
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Berlin
Leipzig
East Germany
Erich Honecker
Yao Yiln
ADN
Honecker
Yao
Beijing
GDR
East Berlin
Dresden
Communist Party
Elm Street School Demolition Begins in Frederick
A 100-foot crane with a 3%-ton bell demolishes the Elm Street School in Frederick early Tuesday. Bob Downs of Mountaindale operates the crane for R.B. Stine Excavating of Woodbine. The building is expected to be reduced to rubble by week’s end, freeing land for additional parking at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Elm Street
Frederick
Bob Downs
Mountaindale
R.B. Stine
Woodbine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Police urge Tracey Kirkpatrick killer to turn himself in
Frederick City Police released a pleading letter from officers to the unidentified killer calling himself Don. The letter notes State's Attorney Dorsey questions whether the death penalty applies and describes a Las Vegas traced confession hotline call that may provide new leads on the March 15 killing at Aileens Ladies Sportswear in Westridge Center. Police hope the killer will come forward to end the family’s anguish.
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Frederick County
Tracey Kirkpatrick
Frederick City
Kirkpatrick
Don
Lawrence Dorsey
Las Vegas
Miss Kirkpatrick
Aileen
Westridge
Celler
Barry W. Horner
Point of Rocks
Cpl Horner
Billy E. Kirkpatrick
Tracey
Officer's letter urges suspect to speak on Tracey death
A letter from Corporal Barry W. Horner of the Investigative Services Bureau to an unnamed suspect urges disclosure about Tracey’s death on March 15. The officer notes the case is not a capital crime and offers cooperation to bring peace to Tracey’s family and the suspect.
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Barry W. Horner
Corporal Investigative Services Bureau
Lillian Burton Swartz Dies in Mount Airy at 92
Mrs. Lillian Burton Swartz, 92, of Mount Airy, died Sunday Oct 8 at her home. A native of Ansonia Connecticut, she was raised in Grass Valley California by her adoptive parents. She served in Army civilian personnel and earned the Army’s highest civilian award for leadership in policy and procedures from 1945 to 1952. She is survived by daughter Jean Colburn and son-in-law Ivan Colburn, three grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and two half brothers.
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Lillian Burton Swartz
Mount Airy
Carrie
James Williams
Ansonia
Grass Valley
Calif
Albert Burton
Grass Valley High School
Washington, D.C
Army Adjutant General's Office
Secretary of the Army
Maryland and FCC top local college choice trends
Frederick County guidance counselors report University of Maryland College Park draws the most college board score submissions from county seniors, while Frederick Community College enrolls the most local graduates. About 47 percent of seniors take the SAT and roughly the same percent attend college, with FCC remaining a top local destination. Virginia Tech appears as the leading out of state option among counselors, and several Brunswick and Gov. Thomas Johnson students also plan for four-year colleges, though percentages vary.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland At College Park
Frederick Community College
FCC
College Park
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
Frostburg State University
Towson State University
Salisbury State College
Maryland
Sharon Boeltinger
Singanore High School
Wayne Carter
Brunswick High
Brunswick
Towson
Salisbury
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg, Va
Frederick
Carter
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Weather Summary for Western Maryland
Cloudy skies with a 220 percent chance of a shower. Temperatures fall to the low to mid fifties, with Wednesday bringing sun and milder conditions. High around 70. Western Maryland weather map page A-2.
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Maryland
Bombings in Bogota and Pereira hit during drug war talks
Ten bombs exploded in Bogota and Pereira injuring numerous people and causing extensive damage, ending a lull in the terror campaign blamed on drug traffickers. A U.S. official met President Barco to discuss drug war efforts as police reported a fatal blast and deactivations elsewhere.
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Bogota
Colombia
U.S. Army
Virgilio Barco
Pereira
Risarakda
Maxwell Thurman
Southern Command
Barco
Administrative Security Department
Miguel Maza
el Tiempo
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Eft
Deonda Kirkpatrick
Bill Tipton
Angie Kirkpatrick
Billy Kirkpatrick
Jack Kirkpatrick
Jane
Tommy” Dorsey
Dorsey
MES
Karen Gardner
News-Post
Inside the News
FDIC
Panne SS
Agriculure
Letters Agriculure
Leverals
Wye Plantation Anges
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